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jQuery: What is the meaning of slow and fast in jQuery?
Question by Guest | 2012-06-06 at 13:03
With various animations in jQuery, the constants "slow" and "fast" are used in order to specify a duration.
But for what time in milliseconds, are slow and fast standing exactly?
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The constant "fast" stands for 200 ms, the constant "slow" for 600 ms. So instead, you can equally indicate the numerical values or any other number in order to achieve a different duration.
2012-06-09 at 08:31